South West Fork Truck Training

13/10/2026

It's amazing that we get to call this our commute to work ☀️

02/10/2026

Our New Training Area at Windsor terrace St Ives! Tele-Handlers and Pallet Stackers coming soon! Right in the heart of St Ives🤣🤣🤣.

24/09/2026

This week's training!
On the practical test, operators have to navigate a chicane and different 3 levels of stacking, low, medium and high.
Conducting these maneuvers is key, as it sets the trainees up for the real world like stacking in racking and steering through tight spaces such as aisles or doorways.

10/09/2026

Now offering Combi - Lift training!!

We are now able to offer and provide combi lift training!
Feel free to give us a ring or email us on
01736 796446 or [email protected] for any questions or queries you may have

28/08/2026

AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY CLOSURE – MONDAY 31ST AUGUST :Just a reminder that our offices and operational sites will be closed on Monday 31st August to give our hardworking colleagues time to enjoy the Bank Holiday with friends and family.

If you'd like to schedule a delivery before the long weekend to keep your project moving, or place orders ready for as soon as we reopen, please give us a call. We're always happy to help.

01726 862881
[email protected]

We will be back to normal business hours on Tuesday 1st September.

We hope everyone enjoys the long weekend and we look forward to seeing you from Tuesday.



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GRS Building Products

28/08/2026

This Sunday!

Another huge event at Camborne RFC our third annual LWC Bolingey Barbarians Charity Day.

Not only will there be rugby from the first ever Bolingey Barbarians Ladies (12pm KO), but Camborne Vets will be running out too (13.30pm KO).

Beers and Ciders from across the country courtesy of LWC Cornwall.

Live music and entertainment across the day and in to the evening.

All proceeds go ro Cornish charities. £20 gets you 12 sample tokens (each for a half pint taster).

28/08/2026

A 36-year-old worker suffered twelve fractured ribs when a 500kg pillar drill became unstable and fell during a forklift lifting operation at a manufacturing company in Redditch.

An HSE investigation found that the lifting operation had not been properly risk-assessed, planned by a competent person or appropriately supervised.
Micro Spring and Presswork Company pleaded guilty to breaching Section 2(1) of the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 and was fined £40,000, with £5,032 in costs.

HSE inspector Charlie Rowe said the incident was “entirely preventable”.
The case is a stark reminder that lifting operations must be properly planned, supervised and carried out safely.

Read the full story here: https://press.hse.gov.uk/2026/08/26/manufacturing-company-fined-after-worker-fractures-twelve-ribs-in-pillar-drill-incident/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_id=prosecution-push

25/08/2026

How old are these Trucks I'd guess they're Hysters/Yale 90's?

U.S. Navy Sailors aboard Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS George W...

21/08/2026

Training this week with the new FLEXI 20S/1200 Pivot Tuck
This is pretty much the same as previous models to operate but does feel smoother and the gear selector has been moved to the side by the hydraulics from the steering column where it could get knocked out of gear! "Why has it stopped again?" 🤣

20/08/2026

2 of the new ‘76 plates all set for September 1st! Thank you Stuarts Truck & Bus & Kevin Wills 👍🏻